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I agree. They know Mick Gordon's music was so beloved, they had to reduce the volume on this game's music because it's clearly a massive downgrade.
When people are concentrating, they can hardly hear the music. I experienced this when playing DOOM 2016.
Like Level 1 of Eternal, or the first time BFG Division hit, y'know.
I Know there was the Mick Gordon debacle, but more for me now is, where the heck IS the music.